The Top Story Isn’t in the Top 10
The biggest story on the new Southern California album sales chart lies just below the Top 10, where Lupillo Rivera’s new album, “Despreciado,” debuted at No. 11. The Long Beach-based singer’s collection of Sinaloa-style banda music registered No. 163 nationally.
TOP 10 ALBUMS
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Title, Artist (Nat’l Rank) Last Week 1 Hotshot, Shaggy (1) 3 2 1, the Beatles (2) 1 3 J.Lo, Jennifer Lopez (5) 2 4 Lovers Rock, Sade (6) 5 5 No Angel, Dido (4) 7 6 Save the Last Dance soundtrack, various (3) 4 7 Tha Last Meal, Snoop Dogg (19) 6 8 Greatest Hits, Lenny Kravitz (7) 8 9 Day Without Rain, Enya (24) -- 10 Hybrid Theory, Linkin Park (21)
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TOP 10 SINGLES
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Title, Artist (Nat’l Rank) Last Week 1 Stutter, Joe (1) 1 2 It Wasn’t Me, Shaggy (2) 4 3 Ms. Jackson/B.O.B., OutKast (6) 2 4 Don’t Tell Me, Madonna (3) 3 5 Liquid Dreams, O-Town (5) 8 6 So in Love With Two, Mikaila (13) 7 7 Could It Be, Jaheim (4) 9 8 Dollaz Drank & Dank, Mr. Short Khop (41) 13 9 Stronger, Britney Spears (9) 6 10 He Loves U Not, Dream (10) --
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Source: SoundScan Inc., for week ended Feb. 18.
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